The ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT II Exhibition
May 19, 20242024 will soon be half over and on May 24th the ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT II Exhibition that has toured the United States and a venue in Canada for the past six years will have its ending venue at the National Wildlife Art Museum in Jackson, Wyoming.
This was such a special exhibition and I am grateful that my two works in that show have toured with this event and have been at many museums and hopefully enriched the lives of people seeing them. I am very grateful to David Wagner, the Curator of this exhibit and the work involved in seeing this show go on the road.
My work continues to be viewed in Charleston South Carolina at the Kevin LePrince Gallery and in Maine with Harbor Square Gallery of Camden and The Blue Raven Gallery in Rockland.
Locally, I am excited to once again this year present work at the Scott Milo Gallery with Kathy Khile whom I have worked with for decades now, since moving to Guemes Island 31 years ago. There are several new paintings in the studio, with more being worked on for this September show.
Life is great and wonderful, living my later years here on this green isle with my honey Jane and doing ‘The Work’ that I have been mandated to accomplish in this lifetime.
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